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Murphy is a Natchitoches businessman who graduated in 1970 from Montgomery High School in Montgomery and thereafter attended Northwestern State University for three years. Murphy called himself "The Real Conservative" in the race, noting that Chandler "switched from a Democrat to a Republican after he saw that the new district would be very conservative. I have a problem with that, and you should too."<ref>Tim Murphy Campaign Site, ''Facebook''</ref>

Murphy is a Natchitoches businessman who graduated in 1970 from Montgomery High School in Montgomery and thereafter attended Northwestern State University for three years. Murphy called himself "The Real Conservative" in the race, noting that Chandler "switched from a Democrat to a Republican after he saw that the new district would be very conservative. I have a problem with that, and you should too."<ref>Tim Murphy Campaign Site, ''Facebook''</ref>

Terry Brown will hence be sworn into the District 22 seat on January 9, 2012. In addition to Chandler, two other north Louisiana Republicans faced with redistricting woes were unseated in the November 19 general election, [[Rick Nowlin]] of Natchitoches and [[Sam Little]] of Bastrop in Morehouse Parish in northeastern Louisiana. Nowlin lost to Kenny Ray Cox, a Mansfield Democrat, and Little to fellow Republican [[Jay Morris]] of Monroe.

Terry Brown was sworn into the District 22 seat on January 9, 2012. In addition to Chandler, two other north Louisiana Republicans faced with redistricting woes were unseated in the November 19 general election, [[Rick Nowlin]] of Natchitoches and [[Sam Little]] of Bastrop in Morehouse Parish in northeastern Louisiana. Nowlin lost to Kenny Ray Cox, a Mansfield Democrat, and Little to fellow Republican [[Jay Morris]] of Monroe.

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